Just what I needed

[RETOKSQUID]

Hole in the water you pour money into. Have fun with it!

Bust Out Another Thousand! But they are sure fun to have.

 

[swampratt]

I like it.

And a federal crime if on Corps of Engineer lakes.

Wait a minute.
I believe there are many that hunt waterfowl on core lakes and from a boat.
I have not heard this federal crime before.

OK I looked it up hunting season and hunting purpose it is allowed.

 

[Cat City Slim]

I fully agree with the argument that boats are a financial liability. We have lived within five minutes of the lake for almost 10 years and just bought our first boat. My wife wants bells and whistles, I want reliability at a low cost. This is the first boat we agreed on that we were able to grab before someone else snagged it. I, however, am not immune from the urge to improve the toy. I just looked at a gps enabled depth finder, which would another fast 400 bucks.

 

[CHenry]

If I werent 2 hours from all the nice lakes, I'd have a 22' tri toon. I've considered buying a lake house at my favorite lake, Arbuckle, and keeping a boat there but I dont think I would use it enough to justify it. I would need to live there I think.

 

[chuter]

I fully agree with the argument that boats are a financial liability. We have lived within five minutes of the lake for almost 10 years and just bought our first boat. My wife wants bells and whistles, I want reliability at a low cost. This is the first boat we agreed on that we were able to grab before someone else snagged it. I, however, am not immune from the urge to improve the toy. I just looked at a gps enabled depth finder, which would another fast 400 bucks.

$400 for a fish finder? Hmmpff, you need throw at least $1k at that thing.

 

[Cat City Slim]

$400 for a fish finder? Hmmpff, you need throw at least $1k at that thing.

Told you I know nothing about boats. Apparently I also know nothing about fish finders.

 

[easy]

A boat is a hole in the water into which one throws money.

 

[Lee Beaittie]

Best two days of a boat owners life, are, the day you buy you're boat and the day you sell you're boat

 

[alnpar]

I fully agree with the argument that boats are a financial liability. We have lived within five minutes of the lake for almost 10 years and just bought our first boat. My wife wants bells and whistles, I want reliability at a low cost. This is the first boat we agreed on that we were able to grab before someone else snagged it. I, however, am not immune from the urge to improve the toy. I just looked at a gps enabled depth finder, which would another fast 400 bucks.

If you are still Looking, I have an 18 Footer for sale . I would barter for a decent Trap 12 GA and some cash. Askling $4950. Has 150 HP Mercury, seats just 2 years old, 55 LB Thrust trolling, Working Live wells and 2 Pumps but no leaks, Pull the cord Life jackets, and new as well as extra props,. The one on there now has never been in the water. Trailer as two new tires, and all ne LED Lighting. I have all receipts. If interested 520-678-0041. In Sierra Vista, AZ. Come on out, we will take it to the lake and let you give it a whirl. Oh I forgot, a $900. Hydraulic steering just added.

 

[Shoot Summ]

We bought our second power boat brand new in 1998. Our kids were raised going to the lake with their friends, and now our grand kids are going to the lake. Some of the best money I have ever spent. And from a residual value the boat has done extremely well. That $22K boat in 1998 is still worth about $12K today, it has about 380 hours of pure fun on the clock. Don't dare PaPa to throw you off the tube...